Libro · The Arabian Nights
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We gave not over drinking till half the night was past; and,
being well warmed with drink, we went to the sleeping chamber and
lay there till morning. I then arose and fared forth from her
leaving the fifty dinars with her as before; and, finding the
donkey boy at the door, rode to the Khan and slept awhile. After
that I went out to make ready the evening meal and took a brace
of geese with gravy on two platters of dressed and peppered rice,
and got ready colocasia[FN#541]-roots fried and soaked in honey,
and wax candles and fruits and conserves and nuts and almonds and
sweet scented flowers; and I sent them all to her. As soon as it
was night I again tied up fifty dinars in a kerchief and,
mounting the ass as usual, rode to the mansion where we ate and
drank and lay together till morning when I threw the kerchief and
dinars to her[FN#542] and rode back to the Khan.
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